Can I install Fallout 3 GOTY DLC to a USB drive?
I bought Fallout 3 GOTY and I unfortunately have the 4GB Xbox 360 without a hard drive. So what I thought might work is this: I take a USB and my game to a friends house who has a hard drive. So I install the DLC onto his hard drive. When that is done, I transfer the DLC to my USB.
I then take my stuff back home and plug my USB into the Xbox. I load up the game and select my USB with the DLC on it (I also put my last save onto my USB so I wouldn't have to start over) and the game says something like Loading extra content. So I think it works but when you go into my game I walk around for a while and I get no new radio stations or any notifications. Did my method work or do I just need to walk around more?
Best Answer
It didn't work unfortunately, because the DLC was installed on your friends hard drive, while you only have the files. You will need to install it on your own xbox, (I don't know how much space it will take up)
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Does Fallout 3 game of the Year have all DLC?
Yes, the GOTY comes with all the dlc.How do I download my Fallout 3 DLC?
To get your DLC back (if you already own it digitally), please go to My Games and Apps > Games > Push START (3 lines button) on your game > Manage game > Your DLC is there to download.Why does Fallout 3 GOTY have 2 discs?
If you didn't know the Fallout 3 GOTY comes with 2 discs. Disc 1 has all the gameplay of the original Fallout 3. Disc 2 contains the DLC. According to the instruction manual, it wants you to install disc 2, and then play disc one.How do I get Fallout 3 DLC to work on PC?
First, confirm the DLC files are in your Fallout3 game install folder in the Data folder. You can also check for fallout. ini files in the main Fallout3 install folder, remove them. Then check "Documents\\My Games\\Fallout3 and remove those ini files (you should be able to keep the Saves).How to get Fallout 3 GOTY Edition DLC to work on Xbox One Backwards Compatability
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